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How can the velocity status be extracted from the dual acting actuator found in the GD library?

cjohnson over 7 years ago

How can the velocity status be extracted from the dual acting actuator found in the GD library?

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cjohnson over 7 years ago +1 verified

Hello Rick Velocity status provides directional informational. i.e. +1 = extending, -1 = retracting, 0 = not moving. Corey Johnson, P.E. Applications Engineer Leslie Controls Corey…

0 Rick Clanton over 7 years ago

I am not sure what you mean by "velocity status". However, the following velocity data is available for plotting, printing, watch lists, etc. ...

VPC - integral of acceleration (not true velocity) on the States tab

AV_MassDynamics - True piston velocity on the Variables tab

DVP - velocity correction (AV_MassDynamics - VPC) on the States tab

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+1 cjohnson over 7 years ago

Hello Rick

Velocity status provides directional informational. i.e. +1 = extending, -1 = retracting, 0 = not moving.

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